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Zhang Tiequan fought two fights at WEC, one win and one loss, respectively, a guillotine submission victory over Pablo Garza and a decision loss to Dan Downes; Later, the WEC merged with the UFC, and he played three more games in the UFC, winning one and losing two. Before joining the WEC, he was middleweight, but most of the UFC players are in excellent physical condition, and playing middleweight with Zhang Tiequan's physique is too much of a loss, and even now playing featherweight cannot take any advantage physically.

The third fight you're talking about is actually his first fight after officially joining the UFC, and his opponent is Jason Reinhardt, and Zhang Tiequan successfully submitted his opponent with a guillotine. But that was already in February last year......He then fought two more fights, losing by decision to Darren Elkins and finishing with a knockout by Japan's Issei Tamura.

So the "fourth" you're asking about here is actually the one he lost to Darren Elkins, and he didn't gain weight, but continued to play featherweight. It is estimated that if there are still fights in the future (UFC players are generally fired after losing three games in a row, of course, they must also refer to the potential and popularity of the players to decide whether to give the players the opportunity to continue playing), Zhang Tiequan will not easily increase his weight and upgrade to other places, because his physical condition to play lightweight will be more disadvantaged. In any case, Brother Quan, as a man who dares to challenge, is worthy of everyone's respect, and I hope he can play well in future competitions!

Haven't they all played four games? 2 wins, 2 losses, I watched the UFC commentary a few days ago!

Zhang Tiequan was knocked out by Tamura Kassei at UFC144

UFC Zhang Tiequan's first stop.

The guillotine made a foreigner.

Drag in the drag.

In November 2005, he was the champion of the 70 kg comprehensive boxing of the Hero List, the kilogram champion of the URCC International Free Fighting Championship of the Philippines in December 2005, the 70 kg champion of the Xi'an Comprehensive Fighting Championship in March 2006, Zhang Tiequan was the 70 kg champion of the Hero List in November 2006, the 70 kg champion of the Hero List in March 2007, and the 72 kg champion of the Hero List in May 2007 September 2007 Heroes TKO Korean Fighter 72kg Champion November 2007 Heroes 72kg Champion December 2007 Heroes List TKO Sweden Champion 72kg Champion November 2008 Manila, Philippines URCC 80kg Belt January 2009 Xi'an Ultimate Fighting 72kg Champion April 18, 2009 Ultimate Warrior UMAC MMB 75kg Belt On November 21, 2009, the Philippine UCC successfully defended the 80kg gold belt April 3, 2010 Xi'an Ultimate Fighting 75kg Champion On June 24, 2010, the Hong Kong Martial Arts Legend 77kg Champion won the Best Submission Award On September 30, 2010, he participated in the 70kg competition in the UFC WEC51 in the United States. Submission in the first round On December 16, 2010, he competed in the US UFC WEC53 in the 70kg competition. Losing to the opponent on decision points, Tie Ge lost for the first time in his career.

On March 4, 2011, he competed in the UFC 127 in the United States to participate in the 65kg competition. The guillotine guillotine was given at 48 seconds in the first round.

The record is 2 wins and 3 losses. A few days ago, the 144th UFC was held in Japan, and Zhang Tiequan was knocked out by Japan's Tamura Kazusheng with a punch and was in a coma for a while. Personally, I think Zhang Tiequan's punching speed is slow, the intention of the move is too obvious, and the technique is single. In a word, he didn't practice at home.

Wonder why the Motherland went to Japan alone.

I was just knocked out by the Japanese a few days ago. But still support Iron Spring. He's good. Few people in China dare to play this kind of game.

WEC 1 win 1 loss UFC 1 win 2 loss.

The first person in China's UFC is Zhang Tiequan, who has lost three consecutive games in the UFC, but the UFC is estimated to be due to the Chinese market and China's first person. has not been expelled (UFC elimination is notoriously cruel, three consecutive defeats are directly expelled, even if it is not three consecutive defeats, there is no market, the game is not exciting enough, the audience does not buy it, and they will find an opportunity to find an excuse to expel you).

As a result, a three-game losing streak like Jumabek (before entering the UFC, with a record of all wins) was opened. Zhang Lipeng lost two in a row and was also expelled.

There are still contracts with the UFC - Ning Guangyou, Yao Zhikui, Li Jingliang (unfortunately the recent games have been lost). Of course, there is also Zhang Tiequan, and there is no news of the expulsion of these four people.

The UFC is the leader of the MMA tournament in the world, but they are also a commercial organization, so if they compete in Macau or one day settle in the mainland, they will hold the competition in the mainland. The UFC will open up the net and let many Chinese MMA players participate in the UFC event. But if it is like a large-scale PPV, a game that can only be paid for, or even a game played in Las Vegas and the United States, the requirements of the audience and the needs of the market will be put first.

Generally, some players who are more watery will not be allowed to participate.

At present, only Zhang Tiequan and Li Jingliang have played UFC PPV events. The English Wikipedia currently only provides information about Zhang Tiequan, Li Jingliang, Jumabek, and Zhang Lipeng. It can be seen that the overall strength and influence of Chinese players need to be improved.

In any case, it is possible to go abroad and enter the UFC, the world's highest-level ring, to compete, instead of tearing devils at home and beating players who cannot enter the stream. are all admirable, although the record is not good, it is indeed inferior to others, so China's MMA sports still have a long way to go!

The UFC Macau Tournament ended successfully on November 10, and "Steppe Wolves" Chinese player Zhang Tiequan lost the final points after three rounds of hard fighting with ** player "Super Saiyan" Tucker. After the game, Zhang Tiequan said that the defeat was due to tactical mistakes, and believed that the development of the UFC in China will take time.

Name: Issei Tamura Born: March 12, 1984.

Nationality: Japanese.

Weight: kg.

Height: Record: 6-2 (this is the first match of Tamura Ichisheng UFC) Characteristics: speed, standing skills.

Issei Tamura (Issei Tamura) is a Japanese martial artist. Kazusei Tamura is a speed-type athlete, in addition to having good fall resistance, he has excellent striking skills, especially in terms of physical fitness and offensive desire, and his style is very tough. On February 26, 2012, in the UFC 144 Ultimate Fighting Tournament held in Japan, as the first person in the Chinese UFC, "Steppe Wolf" Zhang Tiequan defeated the host boxer Tamura Kazusheng, and the whole game took just over 4 minutes and lasted less than two rounds.